Letter

 1 III |     The Quakers were several times persecuted under Charles
 2 XI  |     favourably three or four times, but never twice so as to
 3 XII |    most stupid and barbarous times. Chance only gave birth
 4 XV  |    vortex, must be seventeen times more rapid than that of
 5 XV  |    its velocity is seventeen times greater than that of the
 6 XV  |   east to west, and at other times from north to south.~In
 7 XV  |      be as the square of the times. Why may not this power
 8 XV  |  degree of heat two thousand times stronger than that of red-hot
 9 XVI | glass is above five thousand times less than the error which
10 XVII|    than an interval of seven times seventy-two years, which
11 XXIV|   made in the most barbarous times. One would conclude that